1969 Map of Enders

About this map

Peters Mountain and its parallel ridges dominate this landscape, illustrating the dramatic geography of central Pennsylvania. The map highlights a series of isolated settlements such as Enders, Enterline, and Carsonville nestled between the steep slopes of Dividing Ridge and Second Mountain. The valley floors are marked by evidence of early industry and community life, including Victoria Furnace and Ellendale Forge along Stony Creek, alongside numerous country churches like Bowerman Ch and St James Ch. A massive portion of the central terrain is dedicated to State Game Lands No 211, where the Appalachian Trail follows the ridge line of Peters Mountain. This survey also captures essential local infrastructure from the late 1960s, such as the Clark Creek Aqueduct, the Stony Mountain Lookout Tower, and the small Gusler Airport.